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Part of Casgliad Urdd Gobaith Cymru : Accumulated photographs.
This is the well known view by Cartier-Bresson of four Muslim women, two standing, two squatting on the slopes of Hari Parbat hill facing the sun rise behind the Himalayas. All have their backs to the camera, one appears to be praying.
Cartier-Bresson, Henri, 1908-2004.
One roll film negative of a well dressed young man, his hands behind his back, photographed on a piece of rough ground and watched by two chickens.
8 photographs mounted on each side of piece of board. Those on one side are annotated and show Tennis Teas at Mrs Edmunds and Mrs Kerr's houses, also the mayor and councillors. On the other side (unannotated) are informal group photographs and an unidentified church.
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A piece of card on which is mounted an albumen print from Hudson's Series titled 'From Dolly's Road, Llanidloes' on one side and four siver gelatin prints dating from 1897 on the reverse. Two of these are of committees, one of the Town Council on Jubilee Day (ie Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee) and one is of a performance of the Messiah on 6th May 1897 in China Street chapel.
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Llanidloes Scenes & Tennis Teas
Display board with four views of local characters on one side and four groups titled 'Tennis Teas 1896' on the other. The four characters are the Town Crier in High Street; Mary Brown (woman with flat cap and shawl selling a variety of fruit and vegetables underneath the market); Miss Jerman, The Hall; and another elderly lady operating the Old Town Pump in Short Bridge Street. The tennis teas are titled Miss Marshalls on Tennis field; Mr J H Williams Tea; Misses Minnie & Diana Thomas; Mrs Edmunds at Brynderwen
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A print made at NLW from a lantern slide donated by Bryan Hughes, Chester. The image shows a mother and small child standing on a ladder to inspect the lifeboat, which is displayed on the promenade at Llandudno and flying bunting.
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One twenty four frame film of Ilford HP5 Plus showing Leo & Ania Abse, probably on their wedding day. Most are taken standing in or near a doorway partially obscured by a creeper. Others show them sitting down and holding drinks. There iare also three strips of Ilford FP4 plus which appear to be copies of photos from HP5 negatives.
Badham, Bill.
An elderly lady wearing a shawl and hat standing outside her whitewashed and thatched cottage.
D C Harries, Rhosmaen Street, Llandilo.
Euros Childs of Gorky's Zygotic Mynci singing into a microphone. Photograph taken at Miri Madoc, Porthmadog
Troughton, William
Digital prints made from medium format negatives (accession no. pz1020-1029) showing events and personalities on the field at the 1969 National Eisteddfod at Flint.
Jones, E Emrys (Ffotograffydd)
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Copy photograph of a studio portrait of a corporal in Khaki Drill. The name of the original photographer is partially obscured. Evidence from the design of the original mount and the plinth on which his pith helmet rests suggests that the originalphoto was taken in a studio in the Middle East.
Aron Elias on stage with the flag of Owain Glyndwr wrapped around his shoulders.
Troughton, William
Part of 'The Visual Culture of Wales'
University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies.
Part of 'The Visual Culture of Wales'
University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies.
Part of 'The Visual Culture of Wales'
University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies.
Part of Cofysgrifau Capel Annibynnol Moreia Aman, Cwmaman, Aberdâr
Part of 'The Visual Culture of Wales'
University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies.
Part of [First World War Lantern Slides]
Three wounded soldiers, one on a stretcher , and a sergeant in a converted bus in which 'Tramways MET Omnibus Co' is visible.
Part of [First World War Lantern Slides]
An Indian soldier wearing a turban and lying on a stretcher being loaded onto the back of an ambulance, a nurse in attendance.